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Episode 5: Trump slummin': the rally, the caucus, the chaos

EPISODE · Mar 10, 2016

Episode 5: Trump slummin': the rally, the caucus, the chaos

from The Kentucky Muck Podcast · host Mick Parsons

Podcast 5, Episode Notes1. Last Tuesday’s rally: the good, the bad, and the ugly.LMPD standing by to help the Secret Service and Trump’s private security ensure that no protesters would go unmolested. Shiya Nwaguma speaking out.Vitriol and Violence dictated by Trump and carried out by the crowdLack of organized response by dissenters. This could have been much better organizedRead my regular blog at www.dirtysacredriver.com where I wrote about the experience.2. The Kentucky Caucus: Intentionally organized chaos?9 caucus sites for voters that are generally dispersed to 623 different polling locations in the county.Trump took 17 delegates, with Cruz coming in 2ndwith 15. Across the country, Cruz took 69 delegates to Trump’s 53.Rubio and Kasich each took 7 delegates.According to a tweet from Jefferson Co. GOP chair Jim Stansbury, 34,184 voters came out.According to the Courier-Journal’s Joe Gerth, Statewide 229,667 ballots cast, or 17.9 percent of total voters.My experience Problems with media coverageProblems with organization? Democratic Party still seems in denial3. Statement - My take on Trump.Thanks for listening! Be sure to rate us on iTunes to help us climb the charts. Also be sure to follow on Facebook and on Twitter @kymuckmedia. Email episode comments and questions to [email protected]

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